The forms of the human: About Croce and Hegel

Abstract

The reflections about dialectic in Croce and the relationship with the hegelian thought extend immediately to a reframing of all the crocean philosophy. In the work of Croce, there is an intercross that, on the one hand, recognises the importance of the dialectic like novel philosophical method and, by the other, the denunciation of the consolidation of this one like a systematic building where speculative and empirical concepts meet. This article is centered in the examination of both philosophical budgets.